Thanks for the info.

Many years ago I came across someone that had a hoard of rare and obsolete AC chips in which he took home from the tables and never cashed in. The problem he had sounds similar to our sellers of PB chips. They see that one chip goes for 1,000 to 2,000 dollars each and think they hit the jackpot, not understanding that they just killed the market of a once rare chip to now becoming a common chip given the hoard of chips they just found and made available.

If these PB live chips are the real thing and to my eye they look real, I sincerely hope the NJ gamming commission gets involved as to how and where they were acquired. There are regulations in place to prevent this kind of thing happening and I would bet regulations have been broken.